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News and Announcements from UCSF Office of Opportunity & Outreach
Vice Chancellor Renée Navarro, PharmD, MD, speaks at the 2025 Chancellor's Leadership Forum, with (left to right) Chancellor Sam Hawgood, MBBS; UCSF Health CEO and President Suresh Gunasekaran, MBA; and Elizabeth Ozer, PhD.
The Office of Opportunity and Outreach invites the UCSF community to join the 18th Annual Chancellor's Leadership Forum on Opportunity & Impact. This year’s forum will include a discussion on the development of a new strategic plan for opportunity and impact and updates on community climate survey action planning, followed by a Q & A session. All are welcome.
The Office of Opportunity and Outreach's Climate and Belonging team welcomes Jody Leo as the new Assistant Director of the Multicultural Resource Center this month. The UCSF community is invited to meet the new center lead and connect with resource center staff during a Welcome Breakfast.
The 2026 Health Equity Scholar Awardees, Vuong Do, PhD; Dan Kabella, PhD; Kayla Karvonen, MD; and Adali Martinez, MD, will be honored and present research presentations at the It's About a Billion Lives Symposium, sponsored by the Multiethnic Health Equity Research Center, Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education, and Smoking Cessation Leadership Center.
Black People Get AIDS Too: Remembering the Early Black Organizing Struggles
April 27 I 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Zoom
Join the UCSF Department of Social Sciences, Graduate Division and Library for the educational symposium, Black People Get AIDS Too: Remembering the Early Black Organizing Struggles, honoring Black HIV/AIDS organizers from the San Francisco Bay Area, featuring round table discussions, clinical perspectives, and more. Registration is free and all are welcome.
The Office of Opportunity and Outreach CARE Program invites the UCSF community to participate in international Denim Day.Attendees are encouraged to wear denim to raise awareness and support survivors of sexual violence, and gather in community with the CARE Advocate.
UCSF recognizes Arab American Heritage Month throughout April. Celebrate historical and cultural contributions of Arab Americans at special events, download Zoom backgrounds, and check out special menus in UCSF dining areas.
